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Fifth Avenue Pad in Prestigious Manhattan Building Back on the Market for $65M

It has five bedrooms and eight bathrooms and views overlooking Central Park

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An apartment at 4 East 66th St. came back on the market for $65 million.

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An apartment at 4 East 66th St. came back on the market for $65 million.
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An apartment in one of Manhattan’s most prestigious co-op buildings is back on the market with the same $65 million asking price.

The property was relisted Wednesday after a 15-month hiatus, asking the same price as in October 2015 when it first appeared on the market, according to public records. The listing was removed in December that year.

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The residence includes five bedrooms, eight full bathrooms, three entertaining rooms, a marbled kitchen and a large gallery, according to the listing with Sotheby’s International Realty, the same brokerage that held the listing in 2015.

The master suite comes with his-and-hers marble bathrooms, a closet and dressing room. There is also a dedicated laundry room, a staff room and a playroom. Throughout the home, there are 12-foot ceilings and wood-burning fireplaces, with views of Central Park.

The listing describes the apartment as having been recently renovated and as displaying "a design vernacular that is eminently classic yet also subtly edgy."

The current owner of the home is socialite Shafi Roepers, who bought the apartment for $15.75 million in 2013 from her ex-husband Alexander J. Roepers, founder of investment firm Atlantic Investment Management, according to PropertyShark.

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The building, located on Fifth Avenue across from 66th Street, was designed in 1920 by James Edwin Ruthven Carpenter, Jr., who was behind many luxury residential buildings built on Park Avenue in the early 1900s. The building’s interior designer was Peter Marino, who gained fame for designing Andy Warhol’s Manhattan townhouse and factory.

Famous residents in the building include Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, and Charles Payson "Chase" Coleman III, a billionaire hedge funder and an early backer for Facebook, according to PropertyShark.

Sotheby’s International Realty declined to comment. Ms. Roepers could not immediately be reached for comment.